National Republican., 1887-07-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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This magazine happily unites the pracd.
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II It shall succeed In impressing It's sense
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An elegantly engraved portrait OF Lille
Deyereux Blake looks calm and thought
full and energetic as the frontispiece. The
history Of her charming and important life
follows.
1.-THE Venus OF Milo" is a translation from
the German OF Herman Grimm. 1t de
scribes well the influence OF that world
famed statue. Other articles are chiefly
about health in fashion, fabrics, the newly
invented darlington costume" which per
mits woman to look like woman; then
uDraperies d Screens" and many subjects
dear to the dear.
A letter is printed from Olive Logan, in
London, relating to dress and condemning,
Of course, to begin with, "tho murderous
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stuck on a place where even camel Is too
modest to wear it.n Julian Hawthorne's
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The present number is luxurIant with
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"The egotistical possessors OF dogs, whose
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is as distinctly at war with hts nominal
kind as II he threw dynamite bombs a,
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THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION
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OF AMERICA, No. 3; THE MAKING y
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